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Cornwall (Bodmin, Truro, Camborne, Redruth, St Austell,
Falmouth, Penzance, Newquay)
Cornwall is almost an island, surrounded
by the Channel to the south, the Atlantic to the north and the Tamar
river to the east.
This varied coastline supports an internationally important array of
maritime wildlife, some of which has been designated as candidate
Special Areas of Conservation for the marine and estuarine wildlife
they support.
The salty winds heavily influence the plants, animals and habitats
found here. The warm waters of the Gulf Stream flow from the south
and mix with the cooler northern waters, so that Cornwall supports
many species on land and sea which are at the edge of their climatic
ranges.
The County Council employs a Marine Development Officer who deals
with all marine and coastal aspects as well as spearheading the 'No
Take Zone' or 'Marine Protected Area' consultations around Cornwall.
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